Answer to Question 1
Correct Answer: 2
Fever and hearing loss are clinical manifestations associated with otitis media. The auditory canal of infants is shorter and has an upward curve that persists until about the age of 3. In addition, their auditory tube is more horizontal than the adult, which leads to easier migration of organisms from the throat to the middle ear. Infants and children with otitis media often display the behavior of pulling at their ears. Sinusitis is associated with facial pain, inflammation, and nasal discharge. Tonsillitis is associated with reddened, inflamed tonsils and a fever. Otitis externa is associated with a red, swollen auricle and ear canal. Clients with otitis externa also might have a fever.
Answer to Question 2
Correct Answer: 1
If the client cannot breathe through each naris, severe inflammation or an obstruction may be present. This is not a normal finding in an adult or a child. If nasal mucosa is pale and boggy or swollen, the client may have chronic allergies. Due to the client's history, this is an acute problem and not associated with chronic allergies. The client with sinusitis will have tenderness over sinus cavities.
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